Feeding Babies the Homemade Way and Four Methods for Making Yogurt

Our outdoor kitchen construction is underway and I can hear our boys chasing chickens from our kitchen garden. I wanted to pop in quickly here to share two freelance writings from last week:

Feeding Babies the Homemade Way – the thinking and methodology behind feeding babies the way mother’s have for thousands of years.

Four Methods for Making Yogurt – find out how you can make yogurt in a cooler, on the counter top, in a crock pot, or using a yogurt maker.

Time to get back to the kitchen sink and do the washing up from breakfast!

In Case You Wanted To Know More About Me… (an interview)

A while back Aimee asked if I’d participate in a fun little series of interviews called "Foodie Facebook". Naturally I said yes, given that I love reading other bloggers’ interviews over at Under the High Chair. Aimee asked all sorts of fun questions, all having to do with food and cooking, like… What is your…

On My Heart: The Business of Blogging

This post has been on my heart and in my head for quite some time now. I have always found writing to be therapeutic and much easier than my socially awkward face-to-face communication style. So shortly after I got married I started blogging on a whim, and as a hobby. Then I had a baby…

The View From Here

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The Benefits of A Nutrient Rich Diet

our healthy baby boy in the moby I have shared with you my journey to nourishing foods. Now I would like to share with you the benefits we have seen from eating a nutrient rich diet. My husband and I do not get sick nearly as often as we used to. I used to suffer…

postcards: the 2015 edition

growing little ones :: a book :: gardens :: a kitchen :: gravity-fed water :: goats :: Joshua I know we’re edging towards February here, but did all of this really happen in 2015?

Of Homes, Grime, Me & Contradictions

I am a creature of habit, a fan of home, a doer of every day tasks. I like change, flux, and spontaneity.

2 Comments

Janel says:

July 31, 2012 at 11:18 AM

Great reads, both of them. Also, that little lady is just adorable! Do I see red hair?
Katie says:

August 6, 2012 at 9:57 AM

I have been following your blog for a few months now and really enjoy it. Due to some medical conditions, I can’t follow your example as far as going off grid, but you are so inspiring. We do however eat whole foods and homemade. Both off your writings were wonderful reads. And your little girl looks a lot like mine (or mine does yours). I love her hair, expression, everything! A gift indeed!

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